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Golar inks LoI with Seatrium for new FLNG conversion

By LNG Prime Staff
Golar inks LoI with Seatrium for new FLNG conversion
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Floating LNG player Golar has entered into a letter of intent with Singapore’s Seatrium to secure incremental FLNG yard capacity for another FLNG conversion.

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